PAXcam USB Microscope Camera Sales up 89% in 2004

MIS, Inc. announced today record sales growth for the year-ended December 31, 2004. PAXcam USB Microscope Camera unit sales for the period rose 89% compared to the year 2003.

Franklin Park, IL (PRWEB) February 2, 2005 -- MIS, Inc. today announced record sales growth for the year-ended December 31, 2004. PAXcam USB Microscope Camera unit sales for the period rose 89% compared to the year 2003. This record growth comes on top of last years 46% increase for the PAXcam family of microscope cameras (www.paxcam.com). PAX-it Image Database software and Image Analysis software (www.paxit.com) unit sales were also up substantially compared to the previous year. MIS has just concluded its 16th year of operations.

Chris Jahns, Vice-President of Sales & Marketing noted, 2004 exceeded even our own aggressive expectations. The year ends as yet another record year for the PAX-it and PAXcam product lines. With the introduction of our 4 new USB microscope cameras we have rounded out the PAXcam family and we will be adding more camera models in 2005. The marketplace has responded fantastically to the new PAXcam models, which include PAX-it software for databasing and analyzing the images. We are encouraged that we grew so substantially in 2004. Our year-over-year success demonstrates that our team has indeed created several PAXcam options that are powerful and cost-effective solutions for imaging applications in industry, life sciences, pathology, forensics, law enforcement and so many other areas".

Seth Grotelueschen, Founder and CEO, commented, "2004 wraps-up as the most successful year in the company's 16 year history. Our huge growth across all of our application sectors, and our ability to quickly establish PAXcam as the leader in microscopy imaging cameras is a credit to the fine team of professionals here at MIS, and to our selling partners around the world. We have a great line-up of new products in the pipeline that will extend this growth into 2005 and beyond. Our streak of double-digit growth remains in-tact, and likely to continue".

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